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Posted 2 years ago
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does anyone know what this is?? I've been searching and searching and I cant find the exact same engine anywhere. I bought this from a museum that closed and even they didnt know what it was. it resembles alot of engines I have seen, but exactly what engine it is I just cant find. any gurus out there that can help me indetify what I've got here? its not a lionel, its not an Ives....its in great shape, and it runs...but i just dont know what the *&^#@ it is!
O Gauge Model TrainsO gauge refers to model train tracks whose rails are 1¼ inches apart. Even …
Thanks for ur input.....will there be a stamp on it anywhere?
How about on the electric pick up under the train?
Thanks,
John
Looks like it could be a Bing.
John
No, J.Mel, I'm almost positive it's an American Flyer 1218. Since there are no markings on it, I'd venture that it's a re-paint. Check out the photos on http://www.binnsroad.co.uk.